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Southland Times, Issue 1025, 21 September 1868, Page 4

A; J. Sjayth & Co.'s Advertisements '^"Tntire " dfJbfoot." " A J. SMITH & CO. huve for Sale the we'd- ] /1., known tl\orongli-bre<i Entire , . "DEEEFOOT." Remark regarding this horse is quite unnecessary, as he is already well known as the sire of pome reftlly first-class Stock. The Horse may be seen at the Horse Bazaar Dee-street, -. A.J.SMYTH& CO., Auctioneers, • Invercargfll, 11th August, 1868. 13 CHOICE SECTIONS. WAIKIVI DISTRICT. AJ. SMYTH & 00.^ are fevored with instruc- «... tions from Mr .William Bryan, to offer for sale, by private contract — sections 41 and 43, block XVI., Invercargill ' Hundred. These sections' are situate in the Waikivi District, only five miles from town, and contain 200 acres' of first-class ; arable land, with good bush&c. - ' Terms Liberal. Further particulars on application to A. J. SMYTH & CO., 18 "" Auctioneers. T EOttETNG FELT ! EOOITNGr PELT ! EOOMNG PELT! 1 J. SMYTH & Co., have to arriye per the J\. • "-Saceb,", from London, a consignment of EOOPING FELT, ; For sale at the lowest remunerative price. A. J SMYTH & CO., \ . '.; : . „: : - ... Auctioneers. Invercargill, 27th August. 16 Valuable peopeett. - 3. SMYTH & Co. are instructed by the XJL« owners, to offer for sale, by Private Con- " : tracfc, . • ,-■'..'•>'■■." TWO CHOICE SECTIONS OF ARABLE ..■••'.* •: ,r ■-.-■•>■'_•?■• ; - LAND, ■■ / • . ' Situate in Mabel Hundred, being sections 1 and 2 of Block IV, and containing about 200 acres in all, running* -against good Bußh reserves on two sides, and the Makerewa River flowing along jinotheTj. 7 . Further particulars on application to A. J. SMYTH & CO., . . . ; . Auctioneers. ... . Invercargill, Aug. 20, 1868. 17 j Miscellaneous :":.?- n ; : : ;^.--wiNTON. FOE SAL E. npENDEßSwillbe received for all or any of the K. undernoted SECTIONS, all in the vicinity of ne Hailway Station ; also, of Lime, Coal, and Bush Reserves. The , salubrity of the climate (forty miles inland), the beauty of the scenery, and the facility of communication by .road and railway between Winton, Invercargill, and the Bluff, will render the former one of the most desirable localities in the country for family residence ; and there can be no doubt the fine fertile land in the - r vicinity of the station: there, will, when the railway g completed, readily realise from £10 to £12 per .^.aere.^j| y_. \ ■ .;_, . .-, ■-; .. ../■.■ --I .HTenns liberal. At least one-half the purchase 1 money may remain on the property. Sections 5, Block 4, 113 a. lr. 3p. „ 18, „ 4, 114 a. 2r. 35p. In one block, ' r \2Z*l&. 3r. 38p. . : . Section 8, Block 6, 119 a. Or. 28p. '■■>-<:*• n 9, » 6, 113 a. 3r. 20p. In one block, 233 a. Or. Bp. : . /ForVFurther particulars, apply to : - ' ' D. M'ARTHUR. MBSiNG FRIENDS, NEXT OF KIN, UN _ CLAIMED MONEY RESTORED, &o. XTO GAITS AUSTRALIAN, EUROPEAN ■ ■ ' H- ahd AMERICAN GENERAL AGENCY ' OFFIGB AND UNIVERSAL NEWS ROOMS. Under the Patronage _of the Governments of New Souili Wales, Victoria, South Australia Western Australia, Sew Zealand, Ac., &c. - Messrs REYNOLDS & CO., the proprietors of the,; SouTHiiAin) Times, N.Z. are heraby appointed my * - authorised agents. Jki- - qumes for Missing Sriends, or other information sought through the advertising columns of this journal, will have immediate attention; Agents are appointed in the principal towns in the world, and all newspapers published by Messrs REYNOLDS & CO. are regularly filed, •and 'opW foir^the' freie inspection of the - -public? "Communications requiring replies should > .contain postage stamps. . :...-'■... ,^-,-r- JOHN "HOGIN, Sole Proprietor. Address: PosxLAJfD, Victoeia, Attstbaua Aamras pob Southlahd : : ; ' REYNOLDS & CO. - E«k street, InvercargilL Holloway's PUVs.-±- The Grand Requisites.— Nobody will deny the assertion tiiaj; for man's 'comfort and happiness pure blood and a sound stomtfich] rank among the first : requirements. * Both may be safely- -and- inexpensively secured ' .'byitbeseT admirable- Pills; which act gently on . .the. weakest frames, and cause no violent shock to the most sensitive system. Holloway's Pill's have ' ; prored, ;thefnselves competent to deal cohstitu- ,, tionallywithi those infirn?ities whioh descend from - , parent to offspring, whiehi often mar the brighter ■ prospers and throw. a constant gloom over youth. These Pills purify both the solids and the fluids of- f the x bodj, and by that ealulary process rouse eve^, organ" to perform naturally its proper function, and strengthen every nerve tor its , proper duty, . . . ' 36